Passport Size Photo Maker (A4 / 4x6)
Make 8 to 36 passport photos on A4 or 4x6 paper online
About This Tool
Why pay ₹100 for 8 photos at a studio when you can print them at home for ₹10? Our Passport Photo Maker arranges your single photo into a perfect grid of 8, 16, or 32 copies on standard 4x6, A4, or A3 photo paper.
It handles the spacing and alignment automatically, creating a professional print sheet file (JPEG/PDF). Just take a selfie, crop it, and use this tool to create high-quality sticker sheets instantly.
Features
Smart Sheet Layouts
Supports 4x6 Inch (8 Photos), A4 (30+ Photos), and custom sizes.
Gap Control
Adds proper white spacing between photos for easy cutting.
Universal Size
Uses standard passport size (3.5cm x 4.5cm) by default, or customize it.
How to Use?
- 1Upload your single photo.
- 2Select Paper Size (e.g., 4x6 inch).
- 3Select Photo Size (Standard Passport).
- 4Download Print Sheet.
Benefits
- Saves 90% of printing cost
- Print anytime at home or local shop
- Exact dimensions
- Multiple copies in one go
Data Privacy Guaranteed
Unlike other websites, we do NOT upload your files to our servers. All processing happens securely inside your device (browser).
Frequently Asked Questions
Buy standard '4x6 glossy photo paper'. It is very cheap and works with most home inkjet printers.
Currently, this tool creates a sheet of copies for ONE photo. To mix, use a collage maker first then upload.
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